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😂 tough teaching i find it funny

But when u slow down his actual swing while playing he doesn’t do this so I’m confused

Wanted to come back here and say i take back any disagreement i had with your teachings. Currently reimplemented your arm techniques and throw further than i ever have. With pulling i threw 465ft max. Now i cruise at 465ft with plenty left in the tank. Thank you for what you’ve put out here in the community.

It seems to me he’s just putting the right amount of spin on the ball to avoid hitting the draw due to his club face going left. In other words his learned how to play adjust where he strikes the ball since he doesn’t hit it square in the right direction. Either way it works

2:20 이너서클과 아웃서클을 동시에 하라는 말씀이 이것 일까…

My lil bro is cooked

This was shot on a -4k video

terrible

Lol he is an old grumpy guy

I took 1 lesson with Mike Austin and won the 1976 masters! Also swinging like this dropped my blood pressure, increased my cardio ebdurance, I lost 20 lbs, and it has made me a much better person. This swing is truly a miracle. Is there any proof to call of these claims from people? Scientific data? Handicap records etc. Im not saying its false just lacking proof.

This is a legitimate question. How is tilting your pelvis healthy? Even further how is tilting your pelvis violently going to be okay on your spine and even your hip sockets? Are there any other examples in nature we're moving a body this way is beneficial or healthy?

DD has such a great tempo and swing. I especially loved watching him hit his irons.

John Slaughter Recent Golf Interview - ua-cam.com/video/zK1SKz3nQfk/v-deo.html Your fans will want to see this! Congratulations, John! I've seen your hard work and dedication - you taught me a LOT!

So for anyone who says he's throwing the club he is definitely not! If you watch his swinging slow motion his Trail wrist is staying extended all the way through impact! The only reason he specifically needs to feel like he's throwing the club is because he turns so fast. In other words if he turns slower he would need to feel like he holds that wrist in extension. But because he turned so fast he can feel like he's throwing it even though his wrist is still staying extended. This is all Optical illusion! This is a very specific feel for him. Most amateurs mistakes come from trying to throw the club at the ball or getting their wrist neutral or even into flexion instead of staying extended. For most amateurs this is terrible advice! This does not solve your swing this actually makes you worse

I remember Trevino talking about how Arnold Palmer would hit down and compress the ball with that inside swing path so much he would wear out the inside part of his persimmon driver quite often

This is absolutely key to a proper release. David Duval was number one in the world. Why wouldn’t you believe him? 🤷‍♂️🇨🇦💝🇺🇸🙏

Great video, explanations, and concept! Added 50-80’ of distance depending on how well I execute the shot. Still very new to spin and throw, so just to have that much distance added in such a short amount of time is awesome!

Fantastic advice! Had a lesson from Brad today and with in about 45 min to an hour he had me throwing putters into a head wind 300’ PUTTERS👀! His method really works!! And he is the Man! Added 40+ feet to my drives in a couple hours.

Such a cool way to visualize the throw

Rounding

I throw 400ft with bad form (pulling). Maybe if I learn this I get reach 450 😌

One of the many things cameras don't show well but which are actually true. Another is that on the takeaway, the left arm actually moves away from the chest, not pinned to it.

This swing is hard for me to copy. He makes this look effortless. The best golfer in the world prior to injuries.

What a hip turn.

Very good, thanks!

Great video

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I have always thrown right. But with so much power. Now it makes alot of sense as to why. Light bulb moments. Thanks again.

Thanks for the break down in a video. Makes sense

For pros to be so confused one must appreciate that Mike defied the much of the PGA approved methods. After 42 years of “conventional” swinging, I converted 6 years ago at age 64 (the age -some say it’s really 59- that’s Mike hit his still standing PGA -and Guinness?- record drive of 515 yards) to the MA Method. For nearly two years, this 5hc had trouble keeping it under 90 and even shot a 102-worst in over 40 years. Then the compound pivot and right arm throw started to overcome the demons of past methods and I was 60 yards longer at 68 than at 62 and as John Marshall says, it’s difficult not to hit it straight and requires little maintenance. At 70 today, my Sunday best carries 250 (60 more than my age average,) my scores are back to mid seventies to low 80’s and all without the wrenching, twisting and other pain causing moves of the proper PGA swing. Mike saw Tiger win his first Masters (97?) and said that he would have physical problems. Mike could hit 350 until his stroke in his mid 70s. Let the world twist the night away. I’m sticking to the levers and compound pivot of the Austin method. Fairways and Greens! PenguinGolf

I learned this from my teacher Dick Raber, a Jim Hardy student. The RIT or right inward throw release. Great demo of it!

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Almost make me want to try ball golf. But nah. I think disc golf IS golf for the 21st century.

I just started playing in June, and I struggled with my forehand for 3mos… (220ft) I started to use the two disc finger pivot and within the same week was hitting 300-320 forehands. My RHBH has always been descent (350-400), but I’ve never even thought of using it for my backhand. Gonna go out and try it today.

Flat earth from 10 mins ❤

Yup..if you cast from the very top.. your brain will force ypu to turn.. too easy

I don't know why people find golf entertaining

Most inspiring form video I've ever watched, thanks.

G.O.A.T🐐⛳️

This is money. Even with the "power grip", when you dig deeper you find the pros are applying progressively less pressure with the back fingers so the disc can still SPIN around the around ones.

Ground forces. Trail knee slammed down moves force into lead leg. That move inadvertently starts the rotation but isnt when you should start it. The force applied into the ground comes back equally. At that moment utilize the lead leg and push (jump) against the ground. This starts YOUR rotation of the hips. That “push” or “jump” combined with a pull through (yes PULL through. Eagle and simon both do this) creates the speed and space for the disc to travel. Key word space. Its when you ONLY pull with no ground forces to rotate your lower body do you create injuries.

Perfect explanation, and demonstration of the Mike Austin method

right on. i was taught to pull through 15 years ago and last year i learned that you are supposed to sling the arm. and now when I take a break I find myself pulling though again unintentionally when i play again no matter how much i stand in my living room slinging my arm while watching sling videos. my shoulder is really taking a beating from it cause now i throw 140 meters with a shit form and no space for followthrough because my release point is to the right of me :( gonna really slow it down and go back to slow speed to never pull again

bro keeps schooling me,

I miss David playing well. Maybe someone can send this video to him.

Is the patreon still going?

Look at how fast he clears his hips! Amazing....

Looks like a better version of Dustin Johnson’s swing.

Technique at that speed is exceptional.

What is the value of the Hip Turn when you're hitting from the top??